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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
- CTT RtTPs" IN DET-GOODS STORE


The public are familiar with the great raiioad wan
and tho rates Of the opposing lines In mercantile
business the system coming into practice aud cut
the order OF the day Le Boutiller Bros, at
Fourteenthst and broadway, are not behind la Offering
large OF wei-seected dry goods at these rates
there SILKS 10 yard fancy yeves At
50 large and varied collection VI novelties Is
displayed IN dress goods There are soft beautiful wool
serges with plush stripes in tbs Gobcn blue, "copper"
old and plum shades OF ,he at such price
a. brings them within Of every English
suitngs nfyfOur inches wide for tailor costumes are
shown colorngs from 81 % 10 ~ 25 yard
French Al yard for goods OF wool
considered special bargain large stock OF As
trakhan and plushes for eoaAs feature Of this depart
menL devoted " black goods Pfiestley
Gne sikwsrped Henrietta cloths and other weayes occupy
an important place. Nuns yelling wells which
this season, shown for morning wear Black Asrak
all qualities and black merinO and Thibct
shaws In the department OF the store devoted 10 wraps
and suits great variety Of stylish coas and dresses
shown. There wraps richly trimmed with jet and
chenille, aud seal plush wraps In MOdJeska shape
,as,cfuly trimmed with seal at prices cut low
the demand for bargains. variety OF braided
plush wraps be found here, and there short
plush coa,s low ~. Kaglans and Newmarkets
shown low prices In plain, plaid and striped cloths
with stylish shaped sleeves, which add comfort TO the
grea, variety Of plain and braided suits for
prices arc offered in winter underwear and
"otceaSly cheap at 70 cents each goods Of the Nor
folk and New-runswek Contrary, The AMERICAN Hosiery
Company, the New-Britaln Cartwright and Warmers and
the sanitary underwear system all kept in stock In this
department. special prices offered In silk hosiery
and sanitary dyed hosiery which Is warranted not "
A largo variety OF styles shown In Jersey
both plain and beaded Large sections " the
devoted " French underwear, cOrscts and shoes.
Tho sections devoted 10 housekeeping goods are OF
special California blankets In eleven quarter
size shown as low as 90 o5 pair. half the price At
with handsome satius sold 81 ~ These quilts
worth si2 according 70 previous standards Of value
Merchants predict that prices such a. they are now selling
goods cannot last and housekeepers should take adyan
tagc OF rates" before prices advanced.
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VINO IS THIS woULD-BE sUIorDFr

A man who has been guest In Tayor's Hotol. Jersey
City, since Friday evening. and who registered Her.
Fisher No l52 One-hundred- and-sxty eighth-sL
Nsw.Ycrk, was discovered after midnight on Monday,
suffering from what Is supposed be dose OF poison
hall boys attention attract cd by Fishers heavy
breathing and he found lying the bed in his
iusensble lie removed to the Jersoy City Hospital
In ambulance but all the Efforts of tho surgeons failed
him and 1t Is thought that he
cannot recover. Nsthing 10 known OF him hotel
An opon faced silver watch sixty taree cents ana
letters and papers found his psrson An assess
In Loyeinx Hall, No 337 East Ffty ,ssvsnthsS, New.
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SOME QUEER TRICKS OF TRADE

DRUGGISTS WHO USED Old LABELs-cHARorn
WITH CONTEMPLATING TRADEMARK
Frederick W. Fink and Albert Plant, druggists At N.
1913 william-st, and Julius Bruns clerk In their en-
plsy we're in the Tombs Police Court yesterday ehare.
with having unlawfully used the labels Of Emanu.I
Merck, Of Darmstadt. The nominal plaintiff IL Than.
dore weicher, OF No. G2 wall-st. agent for Merck
Mr. we,cher testified that labels seized Ia the d.
fendants' premises forgeries on Merck's labea
Then Leopold Booker printer, swore that he bad
printed fraudulent labels from copies Of the genuj,
ones The also stated that Mr. Fink had calsd
him at his house nd asked him not 10 be hard lin
when IN court.
Potter volk said that when in the defendants employ
he had frequently put up drugs with Mercks labels
which Mcrcks. They used 10 save all the od
labels and put item other bottles that did eontas
Merck's goods lie got his Instructions from the firm h
that remembered several occasions he nnt
up inferior article that was labelled o OF e0gnaS
which was not oil OF cognac. The hearing post
pOned until tomorrow.
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REPUBLICAN MANAGERS HARD AT WoR.H
VISITORS AT THE STATE HEADQUARTERs-No Dis
AFFECTION AT SYRACUSE.

AFFECTION AT SYRACUSE
It was both a quiet and "A busy day nj Eepub'l'an
State Headquarters YESTERDAY. All the officers OF 'o
committee and a small army Of clerks were ke.'r
on the keen Jump al dav long. There was meeting
OF the Executive Committee in the afternoon at which
several important subjects were under discussion.
There were not many visitors. senator ilScoch'
Colonel F. d. Grant and James A. Eennson, candidate
for Attorney General, In conference with INC
committee and among other callers we're Congressman
West and state senator Hendricks. Senator Hendricks
has been renominated and viii be reelected lie says
that tho Syracuse district will give Increased Repub-
lean vote When asked about the reports In Demo
cratic papers Of Republican disahection against eN-
Mayor James J. Belden. Republican candidate for
Congress to succeed Senator IIiscock he said "Why.
the first ! have heard OF such thing is In these
papers ! given to taking the evidence OF
the Democratic press political matters"
Committeeman Johnson Of Albany, who is tho
oolored meml Of the committee, ct Headquarters
yes tcrday. lie says that the attacks Colonel
Grant about alleged opposition to colored cadets al
Point has only hurt those with wDm the reports
originated The Colonies course at West FONT on
this question was manly and honorable. "The New
York Freeman" In which the charge first published
has changed hands and VIII warmly support the Re-
publican ticket. 80
Io has Ucen arranged that senator Hecocl will 60
to PouRbkeepsis October ~, aud 10 flausburg
on October o..
Mr. Dennison has placed all his time from until
election day at tive disposal OF the committee Tor
Colonel Grant started for Saratoga last night be
present at meeting there to day. He will 70 to
Wellsvilo Friday, 10 begin al extended campaign
throughout the State.
A mass-rneeting will be held In Buffalo on October
"a. to DO addressed by Senator Allison, Of Iowa.
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DEMOCRATS WHO WANT CITY OFFICES

MEN on WHOM THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY AND
TAMMANY HALL APE LIKELY TO UNITE
There have been several between the lend
crs Of Tammany Hall and the County Democracy "i''
the last two or three DAYS the composition OF 'nc
ticket 10 he agreed on by the organizations 1here
have been no formal consultation or gatherings MoS'
of the work has been done by Maurice j. Power anu cN
MAYOR Coopcr for the County Democracy, ana heh"'u
Croker Sheriff Grant ana John McQuade for Iammahy
Hail.
The two Offices which more consultation anu
anxiety than all the others are those OF Inc DsiIlcF
Attorney and tie Controller The former VIII on""V
be given to the County Democracy ana TOT TIC i'e'
promine business man will he sought
The candidates for the two supreme Court 'uusesnip
have been practically selected They are Judge Apra
ham r. Lawrence for the County Democracy anu
Corporation Counsel Morgan J. O'Bren Tor Ia'nmahy
Hall. Judge Donohne has many warm irlenuS Ill Do'n
ORGANIZATIONS but not su'Icleht huih"ei =" ''NS"
denomination for him.
For Distrct-Atorney the chances are about even ne
tween Mr. MARITIME and Delaney Nicoll The leaders OF
neither Of the Democratic organizations underrie MT
Nicolrs ssre lgth with the public There are many III
both bodies who think 1t would be good politics 10 NOM
nate him and that he has earned the nomination IL
seems probable that this nomination will he gwen 10
him; but if Mr.. MARITIME should I've renominated tne
County Judgeshp would 90 10 Mr. Nicoll. He VIII be
taken care Of" said prominent Democratic icaher s'
evening. adding significantly: We don't propose ~ ~
the Republicans pick him up and use him as a cuo 10
break heads" $780, =. ,r..o..,
rhe Surrogate's Office will probably go to Iammany
Fall In that event either ex-senator hroiGc H. foS.cr
or General Roger A Pryor Will prObapIy receive 'ic
nomination go a.. .,,ri1o,o for
General John Cochrane is likely 10 he the candidate Tor
President Of tue Board OF Aldermen, put forward ny
TanInany Hall. 80 49,. ,,..,i,.. nil,
The nominees for the two City Court JndgeshiI's VIII
probably be Adolph L. sanger for the county icuoc-
racv and Civil Justice Ambrose Morrcl Tor laliIdh>
hall. $780,. -, . ....t;,o,o nina,
For Controller II Is conceded that the candle nns
he a business man. Several committees from thc ich
estate and other exchanges have called ON or written 10
Controller Iocw assuring him that his course ~ the
head OF the citys financial affairs has gwen genera s
isaction. Heads Of banks trust companies anu ,lle anu
,,r nsnrancr companies have also asked him In become
n candidate for reelection. He has not nane up ny
mind on the question lie will probably he rehomll"
Tho names mentioned in connection with the place
are those OF Senators Thomas g. Dunlam anu JAMES
Daly and j. J Little, the printer and publisher.
The Tammany County Convention VIII meet ~ lihh
many Hall TO morrow evening IL is improbable that II
will DO ANYTHING more than appoint Committee "i Con
ference and adjourn for one week IN order 70 c"iis'
with a committee from the County Democracy
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY Oct 1-In Court OF Appeals today the fol-
lowing dec sons w handed

ALBANY Oct -In the Court OF Appeals to-day the fol-
lowing decisions werc handed down:
eni %asis A. State. ast Charles T. lromwe
Mcenon respondent ag me Long ISLAM EaaGad
r. Jackson and Others respondents Merchants seamsn
surancs compnny appellant scsa G-dney appellant
Daniel 1Oyers, respondent Judgment affirmed Win
Caroline C. Piper respondent agt John l. Howard aP-
apply Supreme Court for leave to withdraw de-
Gas l. az ospodu a william
IT, appellant Judgment the General Term so far as ap
pasS r de Refer 'aS a 1
eas ss Dsw Pane sgpeanI Ra
COMPANY appellant Judgment reversed new trial granted
In ejuical element Of accounts of Kenarck. admin
istratriI. Order Affirmed with costs - ,, re
Betty shoeas and others appellants as5 MAJ Fern. r. LIS rs
ersed judgment entered at Special Term ameu WIN
Insurance COMPANY respondent Orer affirmed and judg
absolute ordered against plaintiff On stipulation with
sarah r. Bancu. appellant agt James Burr and others
respCudents Judgment affirmed on opinions oil Special and
MariAnna clark agL Alfred Mosher administrator Order
OF General Term reversed that of Special Term affirmed
armed With e"s; b af with leave to dsenGan, upon pay.
within twenty days from the entry OF Judgment
Robert bay and others respondents agt the ogtons'
judgment reversed both orcsr OF special Term
fsudAnl. dsmis.nr complaints. with costs.
Abort R. p .S ioTS IN Ns" % Of & court
affirmed with cost
seymour agL McKinsIy Motion for reargument denied
with costs . ,,
Moritz Bauer. respondent sgt Benjamin p Willis ap.
poant. Motion Tor arrmance under code denied Without
costs
In re probate viii OF Henri r. EysamOn Motion To open
nea gsnfo S coa an thereon
with liberty Apply Court to yacatc Its jug
mrnt entered upon snch order
Clans +. Hnk others appellants. agt Norris Kind
amt Others Two case Motion Tor stay granted upon
giving the plaintiff Of spdStions mentioned IN mOrhne
pap'rs
The following causes we're argued
IN H.rft
Erie and Western Railroad COMPANY appellant; George f.
Erowuell appellant Frank Harding Tor respondent
No. 47STbeOiOre Wdckermtn, respondent agt John Z.
Zcnner appellant AdelOert MO0h for appellant Charles IL
RsDbel for respondent
No isO-D.vid r Day respondent agt James c. Strong
others RESPONDENTS James C. strong for appellants
X L. Burrows for respondent 49,, -,
Following TIE calendar Tor wednesday, NOS soo fAS'
400, s25, s72. lSi, 4yi and s5S.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-fORk DEALINGS
The grain markets yesterday quiet and irregular @
Of feature stimulate operations either sda
held steady and shippers took $4,000 bushels
sagnaon has almost fallen tho West and there Is No
phase locally influence New York trading scalp
ing done the options but the close was m s
on fair tone November deliveries were
81 aud 81 respecvey, Deeemlsr as
S2 II St February Al So were up D. and Marcn
SO better. and April ~ S7t and May al sSs cenu
higher In spot lots droppet , ceut WIZ
taken shippers The options were agan
weak on the report bus
tho steady losses OF p for October al Ola
November At 5l ana December at 81 aud cent 100
January 81 "a oats featurecss aud shade
easier 32i for october - for November AM 3 cent?
December big business was done In export lrd-
bv shippers Yet the options were eise
October TO s6 - and the other month, ~rreoa
shade follows November 50 65 December 81 a. JsSss
81 February So 80 March So So April 81 n aha NAY
Sc -.
The receipts OF grain and reported yesterday New
YORK Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as eios,
Wheat Sill 32t bushe 2is. 1871 bushels oats lee..
bushels total grain !2jlIi bushels -four o ~ .,.
Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis tho arrivals
wheat l99 20 bushels 475i46 bushels oats SI'h
bushels; total grain 994 3s3 bushels Hour Si>s9 earre
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NOR nAroH DOES NOT GAZE TO BRIN0 SUIT

MR.. HATCH DOES NOT CARE TO BRING SUIT
John r. HATCH the hero OF the encounter wtha ticket
chopper at West New Brighton at his Office yester
day, apparently little tho for his unusual expert
ence In answer inquiry whether he proposed
to take any action against tho Staten Island Rapid Tran
sit Company he said that he should not, but added:
81 shall see superintendent OF the company, whom
know and cndeavor TO have the renewed. and
think | accomplish that. Several gentlemen. who
witnessed the affair have assured that they would
also ask for his discharge knocked out there
doubt about that. The fellow got me at disadv
tage head OF tho stairs and when he
with his head could not br2ce 10 meet him. think
should good grounds for suit against the company.
but shall bring any II they do not discharge the
man, however may bring suit against the company for
assault. You understand 1t Is John Il. Hatch that Is
concerned and Fred Hatch OF the Cldia Of
the papers had it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

PIT1sBuRG Oct IL (SpecdD. The NewYork po lcs
have been Informed OF a swindling attempt by a man
who gives his II. Bodell and his home No.
s27 sixth-ave., New-York A few days ago wealthy
coal operator OF Pttsburg whose name is withheld.
ceived letter from Beds. dated NewYork. II stated
that the writer was employed "A clerk in bank In
country town Pttsburg; that he was enjoying a
in metropolis. and proposed scheme 10
swindis the National Government out OF Sl00.O 900.
Be1c! promised II he could have ten cnutos interview
tho coal operators homo to unfold the details OF tho
schsms Tue coal operator Ia order to the
calls arrest replied that no weld meet him Vt ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
IMMIGRATION OF POOR CHILDREN.

w.sHsGToS, oct 1l-Assistant Secretary Maynard
has been In correspondence with the Emigration 'om
mssoners at New-York and Philadelphia In regard to
practice which has prevailed tho rstnamed port OF
admitting children who have been sent from England ny
bel VIOLENT citizens aud who on arrival here ara
taken in charge by the Chidron's Aid society oil
New York and provided with homes In the West
Mr. MAYNARD that charity begins at home and that
the charitable o. tins country eau nnd ample
employment caring FOR their own poor ana shohd sec
that dts Il done before they undertake 10 assume the TO
sponsDhes caring for the poor OF other countries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
yorrurr,I -rIRE.BUGs" ARRESTED.

EIMRA oct ia series Of ncendiary fires and burg
glaries In this city brought TO an end thii morning
by the arrest OF nine young men who had banded TO-
ge,her FOR purposes OF burglary and arson The cu
prts had an ironclad agreement which called Tor the
death tho mcmper divusing OF tho associations
The first youth arrested made confosi I'M
pcating bis assocstes largo amount oi stolen prop
recovered and the police that The evidence
against the young men Is Conclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

ISIT4 .CLRW TO THE LILLE HOYLE MURDERf
WORCESTER. Mass, Oct ia bottle OF alcohol u
glove and IA handkerchief were reported TO have been
found last night concealed In stone wall where
Lille Hoyles body found Tho handkerchief was
marked &C f. Hoye" An uncle OF Lille living here Is
named Charles r.. Hoye. lilo IL painter Both he and
hi, wife say TINT no owned such handkerchief
They did muEle with their Webster relatives aud
never them here or In Webster.
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COURT CALENDARs-TODAY.


surrEMn corsr,CHAM9EEs Rs BEFORE Dononus J0Nos
90 CO. So 100 lo2 los i3 IS? "a "a 2;S 2ts 25o259
81 rKEMs CoUKr-GESERAL TEHN-BcfOrs Van Brunt p.
j.. BRADY aud Daniels J. J-Nos 49, IS. 1917 49, 49,
srFaT sC g IT TKs ~ -Be'0r' Law
renee r,S,,r |e,.VrSrsc.t TERH-Plsr II-Bsfors An
drew. JNOs 49, 2ss 20i. 2ac. i62. As lsi. 2os &C.
o Isg CIR; AZ s @ Bach 1se H.
1924 1898 zoe 1927 1928 1893 1907 1901 1902. 1908
srpNEgk CoUHr-Crkctrr-PARr II-Before Patterson J.
Nos Io5 300 - 9cS TN 100 90 939 s6a i2Sl las
zoos i+t 956 s54 ll7S 0SS As6 49, 49, $685. 1890 1871
surpKnk III.-Defore Iusraham. J.
Io 1s or, Ba5 ara i5
1905 lo7 es $685. 9s5 9s6 III s9s 1000 1888. l269e9s
sU.sooArK's CouRr-Befcre Rollins s-wm OF Jane
Marie lIsrrick M win OF Margaret Johnston III nj
surERlon CouRr~srRclsL TERM-Boioro Dugro j. Nos
SUPERIOR Cousr-TRiAL rEgM-rARr I-Before Sedgwick.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RM-PARr II-Bcfore Freedman.
SUPERIOR couHr-TRl.L TERM-rAKr III.-BciOre o'Gor-
sUrxnos coUar-THIAL 1zRx-PARr Iv.-Bcforc rrsaI.
coMaos fiEAs-srKciAL TRRM-Bcforo Allen. mo
Gay calendar
COMMON rLEAs-EeuTr- TERA-Detoro DAILY. J.-NOs a.
conMos pLrAsTniL Tkaxr.nr IBetOrs Larrew Sss
sos ssS $685. $40 49, 2S5 s7i AIS 2Se ssS AL Az
coGMoS PLKAs-TmAL TknMPAng II-nefore r., Book s,s
~ 49, Ss a. az - G So ss M
.tSs 49, g s sIs s s ssf s. s''' aa's s'' '
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No. is35 isss ss @i aSIs $50 U.s. $685.
'SSs ngV Or anSfE sS
j. and Assistant Dsric, ATTORNEY BsdfordNos ~.
sss 3 s. i g. g. ST. t. 81 rsto 81
and Assistant Di,irict Attorney FslOws-No. l.
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SAD END OF A DISREPUTABLE LIFE

The case OF the found dead in the Dwna
House. Brooklyn, Monday, proves TO have been one
OF accidental death She Mrs. Mary Sweeney, aud
her maiden name Cox. Her father lives at State
and Furman sts She married tive years ago, but
after the death child about three separ
ated from husband and with her sister, Kate Cox led
disreputabe life Her sister often went by ner name
and was she who registered as Miss sweeney at TIE
Dwinel House shortly before Mrs sweeney went there
II il thought that latter under the influence Of
li1uor turned the on In her room after ulnlngn
out The iaauest will be held TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

RICHMOND, Va Oct. IL (speciaD.-A committee from
the John A. Andrew Post, g. A. r. OF Boston, headed by
Captain w. t. DAILY. arrived In Richmond today and
night presented tho T. f. Lee Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams with ten beautiful swords. Captain DAILY made
tho presentation spsech and Captain Buchanan. OF the
Veterans responded. NJ. r.. Chaner, veteran of the
Boston Light Infantry. presented tho Leo Camp with
kearsarEe.
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RURyTy9 THE AURDERED WOMAN.

The funeral OF Mrs Caroline schauiert who was muir
dered by George Gsabein on Saturday near her homo
Mt Bresa L. l. took place yesterday Tho service was
performed by the Rev K g. Dress pastor OF tho Luther
an Church The lte sit ny In the schausrt cot
taee whore the body lay. crowded to sufocaton
Her AZ ed husband with the hand which Geablein shot,
u s,inz cried ncsssanty during the service Then the
coffin was placed In the hearse and taken TO tho village
Cemetery folio we'd by number OF citizens In wagons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

THEY WILL WAIT ORDERS MORE PATIENTLY
There was considerable satisfaction expressed by the
Customs Inspectors yesterday the settlement Of
point which Collector Magone had raised In reference
their pas The law declares that the Inspectors are "a.
titled to so much day, when actually employed aud
Mr. Magone raised the question whether they were ent
tied to this daily pay when awaiting orders when alb
account OF sickness The matter was referred
TO the Solicitor OF the Treasury Depart
ment who has decided that tue Inspectors
are entitled to pay in both instances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
YOUNG BLOOD WILL HAVE ITS COURSE.

The primary meeting Of tho Republicans held In Full
iers Hail. Mount Vernon. Monday night, to elect dele
gates TO the County Convention to be held on October 26
have been highly representative gathering oil
the better element. There was nsticeaoly large num-
Der whose political faith could be Identified. but who
never before attended the primaries Frederick W.
Hollis presided There two factions In the hail. the
Younger Element" silas ID. Clifford fscten and
the Clifford Robertson faction The vote was O2 Tor the
younger Element" TO 81 for the Gfordex-Judge Roo
ertsen ticket Tho following are tbs delegates: James
/, Warren. ROderick Hogan, George W Hunt, FRANK
hammond FrederickW Hollis. Frederick Schneider Emil
Voilmer Walter 8. Allerton, ]. w. Van Dervoort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
STEALING FROM F1REMEX's RELIEF FUND.

CLEVELAND. Oct IL Specialize. T. Garrard captain OF
Fire Company No and for ten treasurer OF tho
Firemous Relief Association confessed defalcation to
day OF $4,000. Each fireman pays fifty cents month
into the fund and $40 week when sick Garrard
mazda falss entre. in his book showing man to be sick
much longer than he Tho City Solicitor recently
decided that bremen arc entitled to back pay Tor tlne
lost while sick In looking the back pay TO which they
we're entitled the fremen discovered the defacatonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
LILLE COUPON CRUsHER

WARRINGTON oct lin the United states Supreme
Court to-day william q. Gordon. OF Richmond. Va
ask.d leave 20 petition for OF habeas corpus In the
case of General Ayres and Dstrict-Attsrnoy
Scott OF virginia who are now In prison under recent
decision OF Judge Bond In tho " coupon crisbor case
Tho court took application into consideration and
promised to give Mr.. Gordon an answer morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
THE COURTS.
HIS HEAD AND HEART.

TAKING TEXTS FROM HIS HEAD AND HEA"H'
Samuel Morgan who formerly Baptist clsrsymas'
obtained employment himself and his two sons with tho
Singer Sewing Machine Company HIS cut on BY
the employed Gilbert Il Hswes 70 cue 'he
company for damages He recovered 81. 500 Mt Hawes
gave HIM 900 money and claims thar MI Morgan
signed release for the balance in consideration OF an
that he should be again empIeTcu py
The company Mr. Morgan afterward sued MI Hswes Tor
this balance Yesterday the supreme Court before
Beach Mr.. Hawes produced the release ana Wy
plaintiff stuffed that he d know what tle noe
could neither read write He had been Dap
tist preacher twenty-five years 49,. -.
flow did you get texts the BIB err he was asked
never took texts the Bible" he REPLIED but from
m lead a nd heart" The complaint dismissed